KIDDO Brisbane ECEC Workshop - Gross Motor Skill Development and Active Play
Description
KIDDO team is coming to Brisbane!
Join the KIDDO team for an in-person, practical professional development workshop designed specifically for ECEC educators working with children aged 0–5 years.
This practical, hands-on session will give educators simple, engaging and effective strategies to support children's gross motor skill development and physical literacy through everyday play and learning experiences.
We’ll also explore how KIDDO can support Queensland services working within the Kindy Uplift program, including how KIDDO resources, professional learning and physical literacy programs can link with your service’s Kindy Uplift priorities and planning.
Workshop Details:
Date: Monday 2nd November 2026
Time: 6:00pm - 7:30pm
Location: West End Croquet Club, South Brisbane
Cost: FREE
This workshop will explore:
The importance of developing children's gross motor skills and physical literacy in the early years.
Simple, practical activities and strategies educators can use to encourage skill development and active play in children aged 0–5 years.
Live demonstrations of how educators can use KIDDO to deliver effective and engaging physical literacy programs in their setting.
How KIDDO can be used to support your Kindy Uplift priorities, including practical examples of how KIDDO can complement your service’s goals and planning.
The connection between KIDDO and the Queensland Kindy Uplift program, and how our resources, professional learning and programs can support educators to build capability and provide meaningful physical activity experiences for children.
Practical ideas for embedding movement and physical literacy into your everyday curriculum and learning environment.
Important Information:
Light refreshments will be provided
Free KIDDO resources for all attendees
Places are limited, so early registration is encouraged.
If you have any questions about this workshop, please don’t hesitate to contact us.
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